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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Add to "My Baby Names"	Shop for Personalized Items
Aaliyah	high exalted, to ascend	Arabic, Hebrew
Aasia		Hindu
Aba	born on Thursday	African
Abagail
Abbey
Abbie
Abbigail
Abbra	example, lesson
Abby	head of a monastery	Latin
Abella	child	Assyrian
Abeni	Girl prayed for	African
Abey	leaf	Native American
Abha	lustrous beauty	Hindu
Abhilasha		Hindu
Abia	Great	Arabic
Abiba	child born after grandmother died	African
Abigail	head of a monastery, a father's joy	Latin, Hebrew
Abigale
Abigayle
Abina	born on a tuesday	Ghanese
Abiona	born on a journey	Yoruban
Abira	strong	Hebrew
Abra	father of a multitude	Hebrew
Abril
Acacia	thorny, naive	Greek
Acadia	Cadie, Caddie	Canadian
Acanit	hard times	Ugandan
Acantha	thorny	Greek
Accalia	foster mother of Romulus and Remus	Latin
Acedia		Czech
Acelin	noble	Teutonic
Achal	steady, mountainous	Hindu
Achazia	the Lord holds	Hebrew
Achen	a twin	Ugandan
Achit		Hindu
Achlys	mist, darknesss	Greek
Ada	happy, ornament	Teutonic, Hebrew
Adah	beautiful addition	unknown
Adalgisa	noble hostage	Old German
Adalia	refuge of God, just, noble one	Hebrew, Arabic, German
Adamina	daughter of the earth	Hebrew
Adara	beauty, virgin	Greek, Arabic
Addie	joyful, kind
Addison
Addisyn
Adelaide	noble kind, adorned	Hebrew, Latin
Adelina	noble	Old German
Adeline
Ademia	without husband	Greek
Adena	delicate, sensual	Hebrew
Aderes	one who protects	Hebrew
Adesina	the way is opened for more	Yoruban
Adhira	lightning	Hindu
Adiana	the night's falling reveals the angels' beauty	American
Adie	ornament	Hebrew
Adina	voluptous	Hebrew
Adishree	exalted	Hindu
Aditi	free and unbounded	Hindu
Adiva	pleasant, gentle	Arabic
Adolfina	noble wolf, noble hero	German
Adona
Adoncia	sweet	Spanish
Adonia	beautiful	Greek
Adora	beloved one	French
Adriana
Adrianna
Adrienne	rich, wealthy, dark one	Greek, Latin
Aeryn
Afina	blueberry	Rumanian
Afra	from Africa	Latin
Africa	pleasing, pleasant	Celtic
Afton	river name	Old English
Agatha	good, kind	Greek
Aglaia	wisdom, glory	Greek
Agnes	lamb, pure, chaste	Latin, Greek
Agneta	pure	Greek, Germanic
Ahava	name of a river, love	Hebrew
Ahimsa	nonviolent virtue	Hindu
Ai	love	Japanese
Aida	joyful, helper, reward	Old English, Arabic
Aiesha	Woman	Arabic
Aijah
Aiko	beloved one, little love	Japanese
Aila	light-bearer	Finnish
Aileen	light, green meadow	Greek, Celtic
Ailsa	concecrated to god	Hebrew
Aimee	beloved, liked	Latin
Ain	precious, eye	Arabic
Aina	complicated delivery	Yoruban
Aine	joy	Celtic
Ainhoa	reference to virgin mary	Basque
Ainsley	my meadow	Scottish
Aintzane	glorious	Basque
Airlia	ethereal	Greek
Aisha